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you cannot buy stretched tyres or get them stretched, what ppl mean is that you buy tryes what are too narrow for your wheels and this is where you get the look from.....
i know you cant buy that way but you dont fit them like normal tyres which is why most places dont fit them or dont know about them i will be getting the tyres my self i just need a tyre place that will fit them
Dont know if this is a stupid question as I know loads of you have stretched tyres but doesn't it affect the performance of the tyre or add more risk of damage etc. Or are you aware and just do it for the cool look?
lolhoward wrote:Dont know if this is a stupid question as I know loads of you have stretched tyres but doesn't it affect the performance of the tyre or add more risk of damage etc. Or are you aware and just do it for the cool look?
With extreme stretch Howard, the tyre wall doesnt flex as a "normal" tyre would under hard cornering. So you run the risk of effecting the handling for the worse
Its an on going argument that will never be resolved
ive had stretched tyres for years, had no problems with them coming off the rim, ran 165/50/15 on my ats cups, chucking it into corners, had no problems, grip was spot on, if anything, better then normal tyres, keep them inflated at the right PSI and you wont have no problems!
lolhoward wrote:Gotya. So common sense says It will affect performance even if its only a tad but its a sacrifice for a unique look.
Whats unique about it mate?
No offence to ppl that have stretch, but its as common as anything in the dub scene
*prepares flame suit*
Exactly. I have never seen the appeal of stretch tyres. I'd rather my car be about go rather than show. A slight stretch can look good but then there is nothing wrong with a good set of low profile tyres